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Submission + - The HTML5 Compatibility Test Wars (freeciv.net) 1

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Andreas(R)

on Thursday June 03, 2010 @02:32PM

Andreas(R) writes: "Microsoft has publised a set of HTML5 tests comparing Internet Explorer 9 to other web browsers. In Microsofts own tests, IE9 performs 100% on all tests.
However, the Internet Explorer 9 HTML5 Canvas Campaign has publised results which show that Internet Explorer get 0% on all their tests."

Submission + - The Internet Explorer HTML5 Canvas Campaign

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Andreas(R)

on Monday May 31, 2010 @05:20PM

Andreas(R) writes: "The Freeciv.net project announces the "Internet Explorer HTML5 Canvas Campaign". The goal of this campaign is to get full support for HTML5 in the next version of Internet Explorer. Currently, Internet Explorer 9 doesn't support HTML5 canvas, and this limits innovation and support for standards on the Internet."

Comment Re:direct link (Score 1) 2

by Andreas(R) on Thursday January 28, 2010 @06:35PM (#30942720) Attached to: Benchmark of HTML5 Canvas Javascript performance

Or here

Submission + - Benchmark of HTML5 Canvas Javascript performance (google.com)

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Andreas(R)

on Thursday January 28, 2010 @06:28PM

Andreas(R) writes: "The Freeciv.net crew has benchmarked their web client, which is a rich web application using the HTML5 canvas element. This shows how fast Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer perform using the latest HTML5 web standards."

Submission + - Benchmark of HTML5 Canvas Javascript performance (ajaxian.com) 2

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Andreas(R)

on Thursday January 28, 2010 @05:01PM

Andreas(R) writes: "The Freeciv.net crew has benchmarked of their web client, which is a rich web application using the HTML5 canvas element. This shows how fast Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer perform using the latest HTML5 web standards."

Submission + - Play Freeciv in your browser (freeciv.net)

Submitted by Andreas(R) on Sunday January 24, 2010 @07:11PM

Andreas(R) writes: A web client for the open source strategy game Freeciv has been created. This is an interesting showcase for the possibilities of HTML5 and the new Canvas element. Further, it is also a demostration of how one can turn a desktop application into a rich web application. The game can be played online against other players, or in single player mode against AI opponents.

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